humid. temperatures here not stepping out of 70s, it should be a warm afternoon, we got showersgt in the forecast as we watch a a storm system pass to the south. let get to the numbers, and first thing you're going toyou'g notice when you step out is thes heat and the humidity. yeah, 74 reagan national. 68 this morning at dulles. it's cooler north and west, 71 at bwi marshall. marshall looking at satellite-radar, a lot of cloud and sun for jury dayourday today. to notice the rainshower activitywy in eastern kentucky pushing in n parts of virginia, that will bee generally headed in our direction here later today.terto by late morning and early afternoon, we will have have scattered showers around and the potential for a fewfew thunderstorms around as well today. yesterday we did see some hit and miss showers, i think todayk it will be more numerous.numeus. this will be our best chance bet this week showers and storms ass we goat int get into the aftern. clouds will keep temperatures tt

relatively cool, about 80 degrees with scatteredit showers and storms by afternoono and once again, not expectingex any severe weather today, but w could get some good steady raina here for a period later today. o lots more on the weather coming up in a minute. let do traffic and julie wrightt looking good. we got problems out here one the roads, and on the p rails. that is why we popped up the metro map. the blue, jell yellow delays, w, continue, and that was due to an earlier train delay. headed to largo town center andn mount vernon square. two separate incidents thatncida happens to be the inbound stretch after the beltway butbey before ritchie road. stay to the right at both locations, if you areare travelinglet pop up the camerasg let's pop up the cameras, traffic flows across the the pentagon and to the 14th street bridge..

headed toward quantico, and delays in wood bridge, outer at the beltway. headed out to the gw parkway, cleared, this happens to be ann incident on to the clara parkway, it's causing a bit of a tight squeeze and rubber rubber mechanicking and delays.king after the chain bridge but bu before arizona avenue that, ise, where we had the tying up the te left lane of arizona avenue andd causing the big back up at clarr martin parkway. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. all right, julie, thank yout very much. a man is in serious se condition after he fell 60 feett down an elevator bank at the q street entrance to the dupont metro station.me this happened before 3:30 thisft morning. we're told he suffered a a fractured leg and may have othee possible injuries. metro transit police say the man appeared to be highly intoxicatedded. thintoxicated. the system was closed at thelose time but has since re-opened.re.

now to today's big story. s. while president obama is in northern ireland this morning ag day two of the g-8 summit. he is defending controversialvea surveisurveillance programs. the chief of the nsa program is set to testify today and could shed more light on the surveillance programs.an lauren demarco has more on the e information. >> reporter: this is the fist e time that keith a alex alexandes going to be speaking publicly about it. it the question is how much domestic spying are we willing e to put up with. >> reporter: president obamaama facing a wrath of issues at homt and abroad. not the at least of new disclose disclosures, in internationall spying. in an extensive interview, theth president spoke to hardy rhodes

talkintalkwalking a tight rope f security. >> we have to look where the public has an assurance thatsure there's checks and balance and inside place, that they have enough operation of how we operate. their phone calls aren't been't listened to, their text message are not being monitored andred their e-mails are not being reag by a big brother somewhere. they got to feel that that confidence. >> reporter: the disclosures of the massive collection oftion records rocked the intelligence community appeared to take place in online discussion yesterday e saying the president quote shortly after assuming power he closed the door on violating systematic violations of law, and deepened and expanded programs. in an exclusive interview with eric bowling, pleaded with his son. >> i ask that you measure what e you're going to do and not not

release anymore information. during the online chat snodesnowden said he that he hao intention of turning himself inn in his mind he, wouldn't get aa fair trial. the house judiciary committee is expected to vote o the first immigration bill. it would give state and localloa officials new powers whenrs when dealing with immigrants in the u.s. immigrant groups say it it represents bad policy by republicans.ans. meanwhile, the senate is se considering a bill that lays out a path for citizenship for manyr of those living in this country illegally. a bigger role for the womeno inme combat. the pentagon has released its plan to allow females to traintn as para othe paratroopers and ay commanders.ders. they must meet the same same qualification as men to qualifyy

for certain roles. women make up 13 percent those in active service. se a big step forward in afghanistan today, afghan president ha hamid karzai announ that his forces are taking overv it marks a significant milestone in the nearly 12-year war. wa american and nato military forco wills move into a supportingting role.. pretrial hearings are underway for five guantanamo bay prisoners charged with terrorism, hijacking, conspiraca and nearly 3,000 kowndz of 3,00f murder. they are accused of helpingg to craft the 9/11 attacks. fox's ainsley a inhar a ainse t

now. >> i think this week we are in the preliminary stages. >> reporter: the judge presiding over the case, is considering a long line of procedural issues, one whether r the defense team could have access to the confidentialconfil records of the red cross. cross. the records contain information about the visit to the vsit to defendants at the camp, checkinc to see if the captives are being treated humanly.trea >> these men are being accused of heinous crimes. crimes we should be entitled to any any evidence that bears on theirbean conditions of confinement. >> reporter: although pretrail hearings are taking tag place this week, there's no woro on when the case will actually be heard. >> it's going to happen.to ha we're committed to it, we are w determined to pursue this, but i can't give you an exact date. >> i haven't yet closed guantanamo. >> reporter: meanwhile,r: meal president balm has chosen a

high-powered attorney to help close the guantanamo bay. ba >> this reflects the administration's commitment tora close theti detention facility t guantanamo bay. bay. it's efficient, effective or inn the interest of our nationalnatl security. >> reporter: president obama's appointment comes as several prisoners are slated for indefinite detention.finite the men are considered tooered dangerous to release, but the th government lacks the evidence tn prosecute them.prosecut they are held under the act of war enacted by congress in 2001. a flame from the grave side of the late president john f kennedy begins its journey fromr virginia to the ireland. ir today marks his trip to ireland in 1963. first-of-its-kind by a united states president. the flame will be taken from eternal flame at the arlingtonlo national cemetery and head toado

ireland to be a part of a new memorial. the eternal flame is lit at his grave following, his hi assassination and burial, thatb, five months after his visit to ireland. new this morning, a showdow over an suv recall is brewing br between one of big three u.s.s. automakers and the federal government.governme >> chrysler expected to file toe papers explaining why it's refusing to recall over 2.5 million older suvs. the government believes grand cherokees 19 i 1983, and proud 2 to 2007 are in danger of catching fire in rear-end collision. many people are been hurt, and chrysler contends the suvs meet all federal safety standards. st now to latest scare in the air aivment man otheair.air. a man aboard started yelling

about the cia and saying things like quote, we can't land this plane. one passenger decided to take action when the man tried to to grab something out of hisis pocket. >> a few of us jumped on him. put him on the ground with the d help of a few passengers, andd the flight attendant, we were able to handcuff him. him. >> he never threatened anyoneatd individual on the plane.al on tl he didn't threaten to plow uppl the plane.the he didn't threaten to tie vert i the plane. -- to divert the plane. he was saying that he hadd information relating to snowden and was taken to a safe houseuse someplace never to be seen again. the crewmen spent the last t five hours of the flight trying to calm the man down. he was taken into custody after landing in newark. it's 7 minutes after 7:00. coming up, me free to wantsw to make the fourth of july ride smoother. the scheduled changes coming upp

on ahead. how much, can they stay in the playoff race without him. we will take a look at the the situations next in the sports. thank you,. yo a live look outside, we wile get the latest weather andweathd traffic from tucker and julie. u that is up next. 7:11. 

metro looking ahead to thein fourth of july. right around the corner tryingg touror make the smoother at the rails. the trains will run from 7:00 in the morning to midnight with no scheduled track work. >> [applause] with more than 700 passengers expected to ride thee rails, the smithsonian will be e spree only at the conclusion ofo the fireworks display. good. >> it was a great time of year.. >> yeah, it is.>> yh, it >> love it, love it.

>> fourth of july in washington, it's rather humid and hot. >> but that than it's okay. >> the weather is oppressive.si. >> it's tradition.t' we loves it. it >> we look forward to it. it >> today the rainshowers, it's s not oppressive, because it's not terribly hot, it's ter plea howh many iterriblyhumid out there we rainshowers moving through thehe area. >> that's all i can do. do >> we need the rain around here particularly in the summerly in monthsth buz because things gete hit and miss as you get into ino july and august. showers and storms back in the h forecast today. to reason why, area of low pressure, it's a little bit of an unusual pattern.patter we don't often see low pressure this strong this late in the season, after all summer arrivei in the next couple of days, day, little shine t sunshine as to se day. showers arriving, a few showerss breaking out to the west, thet,e real deal is into west virginiai there you go, and kentucky andnd

you can see the little curl, thl area of low pressure at knoxville that is carefully. that will be strolling throughrh the region, showers and storms,, good news is we're not expectine any severe weather and any any thunderstorms that develop. we will welcome the showersowers around, late morning and early afternoon, through the eveningev commute and things will get better. 81 today, could be a shower tomorrow, although things willll gradually get per tomorrow. thursday and friday, things look fantastic. >> what is going on friday, is that a sun with sunglasses nssen it's the first day of summer. we are going to be having a bigg party in the weather center. >> we should. sh, we're going to get hot, by 90 early next week. all of next week near 90. 90. >> look at the smile on the sun's face. he is happy. >> yeah. >> all right.>> all >> i don't know if he r talks le that. >> it seems like he would, julie. >> reporter: i know, right. ri >> he is like, yeah! yeah >> or like a cool aid voice,

hey, it's summer! summer! like that. [ laughter ] >> i missed y'all. [ laughter ]hter ] >> reporter: okay, then. traveling inbound this morning, fox 5 wazers are checking in with fox 5, below speed befored you commit to 198. 198. heavy volumes, no accidents, and volume delays headed for thethe southbound commute.ou you will find that the lanes are headed for the beltway, as you continue out of laurel, remember waze is a free app at newernewe mobile phone.mole go to the app store and downloao the app and join our group.grou. let's go to the maps, show you u what else we have on the roads.o very busy, you can expect delaye from largo towson, and outsideoe of king street.reet. two separate accidents both inbound on 214 after the beltwaa but before ritchie road, stay tt the right in order to get by.. that's a check of fox 5 on time

traffic. i'm sorry, but i did fatfat albert and not the cool aid. ai we don't know -- >> maybe you didn't.didn't. >> he just burst through when wh people called him. >> i don't recall him talking. the rally but is it goodgood enough for the win? win? >> here is dave ross. ro >> well, no, it wasn't good good enough for the win but it was aa great rally.grea we will talk about that, theyaty have been showing, signs even ev though they are not manifestinga to the wins. wi >> a good rally gets the fans on your side. >> right. >> and you are like.like. >> we're back. back. >> we're back to the good times. we thought this was going to bee the year and so far it's been a rough year and in particular for bryce harper.e the question now when you talkyk about knees in this town, andand treating them with kit gloves, how long should the nats rest bryce harper, because he has he been cleared for light running g and weight training. trainin he has been on the dl since june first, he has got bursitis. burt

we talked to the good doctor do last week. we and july first is the all-star break so they get another break. can you rest him through the all-star break be but the problem is that is another threh or four weeks. >> uh-huh. >> and this team is not hittingi without him and they're nott winning without him. can you risk him for that long period of time.time. he is chomping at the bits to bet back out there. >> i don't know. i have seen bryce tweet the last couple of days. he is pushing it forward and the nats are saying, let's take some time and make sure. >> i don't know that young young people get bursitis. >> it something you should get.. >> i got bursitis. he used to play for the phillies, he stole the keys to the a t.v. t.v. >> that is funny. >> pretty good rule. ru john lan ham used to be the starting pitcher and now he is s

in the phillies. philli nats down two by one. one. he gets a game tying home run rn for the nats.for the na and we're thinking, we got this thing.ing. >> yeah. >> this is going to be turn turn around but in the very bottom bo half of the same inning, fernando gives up a pitch ask an that goes into the centerfield that, is the winning pitch forif the phillies, now the nats are under 500 again at 34 and 35 and 7.5 games behind the atlanta braves. you can't keep saying the seasoe is young, because it's not. >> no. >> the orioles have been veryvey good this year year, and there's one guy they're playing against detroit, miguel cabrera, lastcaa week he won the triple crown in rbi's, but chris davis for the e orioles, he has 24, look at that sweet swing, too. that leaves the major leagues. e but the tigers had the answer in

the form of max, the picture pir gets davis here, tigers win 5-1. >> how do you remember all ofmeo these people? pele? >> i watch too much sports. >> i don't like niggy. ni >> what the nickname for green.e >> unbelievable.>> >> this series u between the het spurs is supposed to be about at the big six. danny green stole the spotlight 25-3s in 5 games. games. this guy was in a d league and played, a nominal player for unc. here he is. he is. right now he would be the mvp. . if the spurs win tonight in in south beach, they will be the champions. >> i believe it's scripted that they won't win tonight, they th will lose, and then there will be game seven.ven. >> tucker barnes seems to have

the same scenario. scenar >> it does help out the ratings. >> thank you, dave. >> appreciate it.. sure. it's now 7:22. still ahead a cruel attack on an former nfl player, land three dj inside hot seat. next what they said that got them fired.red. safety first. what you need to know the next t time you head out for a jog or a bike ride. ri holly morris is standing by with good tips and we will check in with her a little bit layer t t the nest has been getting a little too quiet of late.

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will join us live next to shareh the reaction he got and the spot headed into tomorrow's dedication. we will be right back. 

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>> turn it up a little bit, bi let's hear it. >> all right, welcome back toaco fox 5 morning news. and it's sever 7 i will there 7e beyonce. >> that day doesn't look bad, ba although it looks muggy. >> can you see the water in atmosphere, you are trafficraff copter is not up this morning mn because of all of the haze. haze >> it look a little bit like li that. >> a lot of water in atmosphere we got showers and thunderstorm on the way, and we got some so other weather to talk about, too.to >> really? >> yeah, in fact, let's go tofa' the maps. ma. brand new tropical depressiondeo number two. >> uh-oh where is it.oh where i >> this one is going to quickly move inland, and just east of belize south of cancun. it's not very strong, but it iss only june the 18th.18th >> yes. >> and we're looking at storm number two.

tropical depression number two may or may not become a tropica storm shortly. s but not expected to intensify a whole lot as the fuel for thesee storms, the warm oceanocean temperatures, the warm water temperatures moving inland itd t should quickly dissipate. dissip they're expecting pretty goodgod rains across parts of mexico, belize and natural america over the next 24 to 48 hours. let's talk about weather,weatr, allison mentioned the humidity and we got some heat. heat. 74 at washington, our dew pointt temperature that is mentioned how much water is out there ises at 70, that combination is not a comfortable combination.ta it will be on the blsticky side, 72 in leonardtown. 60s north and west, culpeper 68 degrees, 68 out at dulles as well. it's a little cooler to get a ge little north and west this morning. highs today about 80, maybe lowo 80s with showers and the potential for a few fe thunderstorms later today.ter td there's the cloud cover, you, yo might see a peek of sunshine here or there today, but for the most part partly cloudy skies ss and we're focused off to the th

south and west, an area of loww pressure, this pattern a littlet unusual. you can see the vigorous part of that storm into centrall tennessee. that will be pushing across the carolinas here, across the nort carolina over the next 24 hours and will drag some of the showe activity out in west virginia and eastern kentucky into our region later today.toda showers afternoon thunderstorms possibility, whole thing should start to get out of here by by 8:00, or 9:00 tonight.9:00onight we should gradually get better. tomorrow went be perfect but more sunshine tomorrow, and by thursday beautiful around hereee for the first day of summer.er. scattered showers andtered thunderstorms back in thetos bak forecast. this is our pest chance thishans week. so i think many of us railroad most of us will get a littlele something. wind out of the sky, and scattered hours and storms early. we should see gradual clearingcg lay hlater tonight. wednesday doesn't look perfect f but less numerous shower shower activity than today. we're going to heat it up, 90 by

sunday and monday of next week. that's the latest and get the ratest from those roads with julie. >> reporter: we're better compared to what we were along canal road headed toward the th exit for arizona avenue.avenue. earlier problem there cleared. outer loop of the beltway is headed toward georgia avenue, the trip slow southbound on 95,, coming toward 212, headed towar the beltway and inbound on the bw parkway. will you find delays leaving laurel head, and inner loop remains slow from st. barnabas road, across the wilson bridge.d no accidents, and it's slow coming inbound the 14th 14 street bridge. bridge southbound long 270, well, we overall the trip between 85 buckie town and the spur 15 minutes, a 45-minute ride with all lanes open continuingcontuig southbound. no issues to report comingcoming across the american legion bridge. out at manassas you're slowing to 48 miles per hour. on the brakes, leaving fair oaks

continuing at 123, at 28 miles per hour. headed inbound to the roadway. that say check of fox 5 on time traffic. just chatting with our next guest. you know him, he is our fox 5x 5 political analyst. tomorrow is the dedication of the capital, ka stay tou. we found last week that fox 5age cyst ha5analyst had problems wiw the dedication is being handled he is here with us with new information. i wasn't here on the day youdayu came on the show.me on i appreciate it, but i have beee getting caught up just gettingig outraged just reading your notes and what has been going on. on >> i discovered to start. first of all, there's a victory, i said the last time i was here, you weren't here, but he was so intimidated by your absence that he decided to come viceice

president biden. the administration was not goino to come. had not made a statement. he is going to be speaking sospo that is good.that is good >> let's take a preak and let's- break and let's hear what mark k said last time. here it is. >> his legacy toward the district will be terrible. terrb they're not sending a representative at this ceremony. d.c. gets so few victories, youo would think a cabinet member orr somebody would represent at this celebration, they're sending noo one, and the e-mail came out an i really think that we had ha something to do with this. >> okay. okay. >> at sen54:00 oat 10:54 on suni which is the vice president's ps schedule. that is a victory -- -- >> he will be there. >> he will be there and he willl speak. >> okay. >> and there will be four other speakers, mitch mcconnell, conne john boehner the speaker, nancyy pell sosy, thpelosi, the minori

what has not changed is the strangle hold, it's not helper blahyperbole, for john boehner e speaker to control these tickets. congress woman norton requested of speaker boehner and all of the anc commissioners, that is elected officials, they represent 2000 people be invited. i repeatedly asked boehner's office, well have you invitedind them? they have never responded. i think it's safe to assume that they haven't been invited. >> so those 299 people. >> who are elected officials. >> i went to the press conference last tuesday and he e called on everybody who raised d their hand except me. when i saw i was the last hand raised, he walked out and i hada to shout out the question? >> on this invitation the rsvp p

only depose to. >> boehner's -- goes to. >> boehner's office. b >> and oeboehner's office is is making a big deal that this is shared pont an responsibility as all the congressionall leadership, the point is thes te only place you respond is boehner's office. the city council, the 13the 13 members, they got a grand totall of one ticket each. one ticket each. and when councilmember evans off ward two said i would like to to send a staff member with me, me they said no. when was awarded three council members. i don'i don't won't be in town,o i like to have an anc commissioner represent me, , submit the name but we won't guarantee a acceptance. >> senate majority leader harryy reid has invited past dignitaries, former mayors. mayo >> former mayors.mayors. >> tony williams. >> and adrian fenty, and also

linda croft. crof the speaker's office is taking creditor going that in a slick long way saying the mayors have been invited. they weren't invited until harry reid invited them. them >> how important is this for d.c. frederick douglas was an abolitionist, he was such a hugu figure from this area, but lived in this area as well.s you can depo visit hi go visit t now.now. how important was frederick douglas. why should we care about this. >> he was the recorder of deeds, and the u.s. marshal and around the world in the 19th century, he talked about our enslaved status or a-political status as not having rights as actually being foreigners. >> could you be on to something here, mark, why would though be

so controlled? >> i don't have to be markave shields to figure this out.out. my political mentor. john boehner doesn't want this a to be a take off point to discuss not a clump of bonds, b, but my god, those people then tn they will want voting representation in the house and the senate, and then god forbid they will want to be a state, and have real sovereignty and autonomy. what he is trying to do and it's really dishonest. i was trying to search for thesr right word. it's the highest form of dishonesty to take this legislation which was done forhr the district and construe it and he said it was a gift from the citizens of d.c. d.c. this is not a gift. he doesn't want any conversatiov about empowering d.c. residents isn't that the cruelest irony, r that d.c. residents are being excluded from this invitation ti and this ticket, by somebody wh wants to change the conversatio

so that you don't talk about ab what really is up.up. i believe that minority leader pelosi, and reid won't let him t get away with it and will speak eloquently and powerfully aboutu the t.c.'s lac. d.c.'s lack of citize citizenshd see if buy depp get biden gets s if he tacks on with boehner, d.c. citizens will feel betrade bpeetradebetrayedby the vice pr. thank you for coming in and talking with us today. another look at the statue. we will be right back it.

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>> olive garden.>> ove g >> and the bread alone. >> yes, fieldtrip.. >> let's do the weather. it might be a good day to dinene indoors as we have showers moving in. a live shot, lots of clouds. we do see a peek of sunshine ife you were up with us at 5:00 a.m >> i did see that. >> did you notice driving in. >> yep, early it's gettingtting light. at 5:00 a.m. we got light acrosc the area. clouds today, and showers movinn in. we can see why, we're clear oncn the satellite-radar as the shower activity see into west virginia, and south west sou virginia and kentucky willy will continue to move in our area. low area of pressure there intoo central tennessee will bell be pushing south, that is going too drag the showers in here. pattern unusual. plenty of humidity, and depend, showers a good -- again showers a good bet for the afternoon hours, there's the showerower activity, notice at 2:00, we got showers, here is the good news,, not expecting any severe weather today.

toda the atmosphere is just not particularly conducive to any an big thunderstorms, we're not worried about severe weather.ve we will have showers around even through the afternoon. afternoon and evening commuteeno here we will have a few leftleft over showers, things should gradual will he get better, once we get that through tomorrow, we should be looking at a great ena of the week, thursday and friday look fantastic, low 80s, lows, w humidity and then a gradual warm up by sunday and monday, the dry end of the seven-day forecastsee will be the second half, we will get showers the next few days and then a nice, dry end of the week. >> thank you, tuck. y all right,let get the lates on the weather, not on our our weather, but on traffic, forc,fr that we go to julie wright. all right, julie. lie. we can switch that up. up. >> you don't like the weatheratr report. >> yours is the same all the time. >> but that is the problem. >> you know, at least it's mine you don't have to worry about washing your car and it rainingg the next day.y. >> who invited him back. [ laughter ]

>> reporter: all right, on the roads this morning, fox 5 f wazers are checking in examine x this is what we have -- and thid is what we have for you. you. heavy volume delayses au travelu travel across. very heavy traffic along and and continuing along the is a is ass abridge. joins waze and then join our group the fox 5 wazers, it's free. we will show what you else we have on the roads, as tucker wae doing the weather, we had the te left lane blocked and before hee moved off, they moved the the activity to the shoulder, lanese are open, but we're headed to to wood bridge, the fairfax county parkway. 395 remains slow and crossing over the 14th street bridge..

inner loop delays, headed fored the wilson bridge, delays de continue in virginia, the braddock road and the gal loss road, from 95, and around 270.a that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. all right, julie, thank you very mucieh.. >> it's another first for sesame street. the show is tackling a different family dynamic for children ch whose parents are in jail. this is alex, he is a muppet mu whose dad is incarcerated.incar it's called the little show big challenges. it helps the children with with parent in jail cope and find fi outside support.outs one of america's sweethearte is looking to depo on a dat go d she is auctioning the chance on the internet. >> of course, we're talkingtalkn about the bet betty white.ite. bids start at $1,600 but it it includes two round tickets to

la, and the vip tickets, at thee hope gala event and one night a the ritz carlton and a seat nexe to miss white at the gala. gala. all the proceeds goes toward the charity that helps animals in need. it's long been an animal advocate. >> she would be a joy to spend p some time with. wi >> then bid.>> tn >> those bids are going to go high. >> and?>> and? >> you're mistaken.. you're mistaken. and it's 7:49 coming up at t 7:50. safety first is the message we want to get across today. >> reporter: we're talking about the safety, the own own personal safety. it's that time of year. people like to go outside, walka and run, ask you nam and you na, unfortunately there's bad people that know that people are goinge to be out, that is why we're wer live this morning at the fairfa criminal training and academyacy

where we're getting tips forr you, if you find yourself in afa bad situation, you will knowow exactly what to do and get home safely. it's all up next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. 

back with today's facebookh fan of the day. what a great day, kimberly. kimb she loves the entire fox 5 morning news crew.ing news we love you right back. thank you so much kimberly. >> very nice. this morning we're putting t personal safety first. first. holly morris has more from the fairfax county criminal justice training academy in chantilly, virginia, hi holly. >> reporter: there's no sievety that is nor important -- safety that is more important than your personal safety. what you can do is best preparee

yourself in the event that that something happens.meg that is why we have come here.h. great tips you are going to learn. the officer is first person i'm going to speak with. people are out and we havewe already heard in the news news incident happening on trails specifically.specif >> yes. >> and there are, you know, we, control the opportunity and the crime triangle. you have the ability to commit a crime, the opportunity to commi a crime, and the desire tore to commit a crime. we control the opportunity, and if he with take the opportunity for a crime to become a victim.t there's things you can do when you go out to the trail whether to exercise or go for a walk, the weather is nice.r is nice first it's electronics, if elecr you're going to tune in, make sure you don't tune yourself out. what you can hear what is goingg on around you, that you're not t so engrossed that you are notnot paying attention to your surroundings.surrndings >> you're saying don't nott listen to your music.

>> you're putting yourself at aa disadvantage because you'reyou'e closing yourself in. tune it down and look up, and un you're not so isolated. isated >> what else. else. >> pay attention, and look up, look around, and if it doesn't s look right, it doesn't feel feel right, then it's not right. ri change your direction, have an escape route, do something to to isolate yourself from what yourt don't like.don't li >> trust your gut. >> absolutely. abs >> how better visualize all of that, i'm going to bring police master, davila. >> we got approximate two minutes to ge -- got two minute get through all the different things we want to show.. >> depo. we want to avoid thevoid the situation that we don't like to see. this gentleman is loitering solg maybe you can go another way way around. >> you see something and it it doesn't look right, avoid it. i. >> if you can't avoid it, take different path.diff >> take a different path.

>> absolutely. >> the third thing if you have e to go down the trail.ail. >> correct. >> and you're going tone countee this c person, what -- toto encounter this person, what do n you need to do. do. >> make eye contact and maked me sure you know he knows you he is there. if he approaches you and he doe grape yougrab you, use motor sk we're going to use the forearm to strike at the forearm. fore >> that works whether he grabs s over hand overtop or on underneath. >> the same thing. the >> now you try to use the bone e and strike hard? >> as hard as i can. >> if i come up real quickly and he grabs me from behind. head up, hit him on the nose, n, take a step to the side and hit the groin.the >> hit the groin. >> grab it squeeze, and pull. >> grab it skis and pull. pull. >> master police officer said you can do that.

>> all bets are done when thists happens. >> nobody has a right to toucht you or grab you especially in a setting like this.ke this >> the next thing i should youlu yelling and screaming, absolutee grabbing attention. >> absolutely, under control but make noise. >> i know we have only but but begun. we have a link to fairfax county if you want to learn more.n we will talk more safety tips coming up in the next hour. stay with us. we got more after the break.

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>> well, there's a live view of the -- what bridge is that? >> looks like the woodrow wilson bridge. >> yes, it's the wood droa wilson bridge. >> are you edward r murrow? >> no, i'm not. [laughter] >> welcome back to fox 5 morning news. it's tuesday, june 18. good morning, i'm tony perkins.. >> that's great for me. i'm allison seymour.eymo tony is back with us. ahead at 8:00, clearing up

classified leaks. today the chief of nsa is look on capitol hill. plus struck down by the supreme court. justices decide its unconstitutional to make voters prove that they are u.s. citizens. we have reaction from a writer at cq roll call. c >> battling bullying. it's not just happening at at school or online. our fox 5 medical team will tell us where parents shouldn't turnu a blind eye. >> it's one minute after 8:00. tucker is here. he has all the details on forecast. allison was right. from the live shot you see the e haze in the atmosphere.pher >> overnight lows in the mid 70s. you know it's summertime whenen we're doing that. only in the low 80s.

>> you promise. >> and humid? >> that, too, tony. i deliver. showers and storms today. here are your temperatures. 74 at reagan national. that's been the low so far. dulles 70. we bottomed out in the upper u 60s north and west. will thes of clouds to starts to your day. the haze is all that humidity out there and we're going to squeeze some of that haze in the form of rain showers andnd thunderstorms later. you can see the green and yellow on your map rain showers to west virginia. that moves in shortly.tly. by early afternoon much of the area will see on again off again rain showers.howe the potential for thunderstormss later this afternoon. not expecting severe weather. it's not a great-looking day with highs in the low 80s. showers continue for the evening commute. things gradually get better tomorrow and we're talking about a great end to the workweek. we'll have the details in a in minute. >> thank you, sir. >> now we check in with julie wright for a look at your ontime

traffic. >> still busy out here at this hour. for folks headed south along 270 the wait begins at bucky's town. it's 52 minute commute. eastbound 66 down to 19 miles per hour headed eastbound out of manassas. itism proves up to 35 miles perr hour between nutley street and the beltway. we'll continue with our camerasr we'll show what you is working now. accident activity northbound 4. two separate accident there's.. follow police direction to get by. the inner loop of the beltway throwing at st. barnabas road headed for the wilson bridge. slow and steady, no accidents. top side of beltway remains slow. northbound 95 struggling to mako it in on time. delays through wood bridge headed north of newington on the shoulder. now volume continuing out to th beltway. it's a check of your fox 5

ontime traffic. >> thanks so much, julie.. a double shooting in northwestnt d.c. appears to be a domesticc dispute it. it happened before 6:00 this morning at a hem in the 500 block of quincy street. police say a grandson shot his grandfather. the grandson walked outside of the home and shot himself.imse he has since died. the grandfather was breathing and conscious when he was transport ped to a local hospital. >> this morning, on capitolpito hill, nsa chief general keith alexander set to testify at thee house intelligence committee. it could shed new light on the extent of controversialersi government surveillancelanc programs. >> in the meantime the man who leaked that information defended himself in a live web chat on monday. edward snowden said the truth will come out whether he is jailed or killed. snowden says the president failed to fulfill his promises of ending national security abuse.use. meanwhile lawmakers are speaking

out saying the patriot act which alluz such surveillance is now being abused.ed. >> it was limited only to t getting the business records ofo a foreigner, not an american who is the target of an authorized terrorism investigation.is itm did not law the dragnet ste that we've seen in the prison program and the nsa revelations that have occurred to date. >> the representative there sensenberger has sent a letter to eric holder saying he was quote "extremely troubled" about it revelations. the second and final day of the g-8 summit is focused on a clamp down on tax dodging. the leaders from the world's wealthiest nations gathered for a photo op opportunity this thi morning. they want to make sure countries can no longer rely on shelterser and loopholes to avoid paying p

the taxes they owe. president obama is trying to try convince european allies to sidd with him. the group of eight plan to issue a joint statement on syria today.y. tony? >> allison, the supreme court says that states cannot up the ante on existing motor voter laws to require people to provide documentation that they are citizens before registering to vote. they have yet to rule on gay marriage but we're expecting to hear it any time now. joining us now is john gramlick a writer with cq roll call. thank you for being here. her >> thank you for having me.avin >> as i read the stories about it from yesterday, it's a little confusing. hopefully i summarized it correctly there. they are essentially saying thet states can not require people to show proof that they are indeed american citizens before requiring -- before they can

register to vote.regi >> this was a conflict between state law and federal law. basically federal law requiress foam attest under a penalty of perjury that they are americancn citizens. the arizona law was different. it went a step further and said people need to not only attest they are u.s. citizens but provide documentation to prove it's the case. c the supreme court ruled and said that the constitution under a principle called preemption wins out and the federal law needs tt honor that. >> does that mean that the fact that people need to affirm that they are citizens under risk ofo perjury that that is enough? e >> that's enough for now. n the important words are for now because the way the supremey t court opinion was written yesterday it basically says that the federal government needs to do a bit more to ensure this and if arizona wants to come back ii the future and do this.

for right now you have attest you are a citizen under penalty of perjury is enough. >> this is applies to arizona. a there are other states that are considering these proof of citizenship requirements ant like. does this -- it sounds like what you are saying, that does not necessarily put the ciebash on those efforts. >> there are four states with similar laws and those aree effected in the short term. there's a dozen others looking at this. in congress there's a lot off support for this kind ever provision. there are members of congress yesterday who put outof statemee who basically said we disagree with this opinion and we want to change the federal law so that the federal law muchs the the arizona law. it's one way of getting around it. the supreme court's ruling may not be final in this case. >> one of the things when you hear people who disagree withe w this ruling, they point out we're in a new age right now, n we're fighting this terrorism

effort and maybe it's not a gooo idea to let people get, you know, a variety of different documents, a voter registrationt card, maybe a driver's license l and not be american citizens, c not necessarily be american citizens. the counter point to that is that this is the fundamental f right to vote. people may not have the documents documents to prove they were born here but they were bornrn here. the american civil liberties union were happy with the ruling and they said 90% of people were born in the united states and should have been allowed to vote. from the other point of view it's denying people these fundamental right.l ri >> gay marriage, do we have any idea when the court going is to speak on that? >> everyone is wait noorg one. e there's only two days left in the term. more will be added. the one thing we can say with certainty they'll decide it before the end of month. in a case like that when it's

complicated it's the last thingt they do before they head out off town and go to their various obligations for summer. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, tony. it's 8:10 right now. it's a tuesday morning and coming up, lasting effects of war. now they served our country and they returned home physically y safe. >> but many servicemen and women are dealing with invisible signs of war. we'll speak with two congressmen working to bring support to those who may be suffering in those who may be suffering in silen[ male announcer ] the e new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone.

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♪ beautiful day and i can't stop myself from smiling ♪ >> nice. sounds like michael buble though i'm not sure. >> yes. >> looks like something might bubble up as tucker likes to say. but for now it's looking good and could look better. b >> thank you, tony. weather not looking that great but the cuteness factor of day d

will be. it's time to see ella. >> time to see beautiful face.. >> ella is just nine and a half months old.ld. there's ruffles and bows. >> when i was three or four itit sets in. she's a speedy crawler and getting close to walking. then they are running. >> she walks out. >> poor allison. we love the picture. big thanks to your family foror ending it in. to send your picture go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. maybe a thunderstorm as wellto this afternoon as we get a low pressure to the south. warm and sticky start to the day. 71 in new york city. chicago 57 degrees.. a little more comfortable com

morning and west.ing that will make its way in here for a few days later this week. we have to get through today and tomorrow before that cooler air can arrive.ive. clouds starting today. tod you might see a few peeks of sun. filtered suns glien a few support spots but rain showers in the horizon. hor that moves iniz later this morng during the afternoon hours. there you go.e there's ayo bigger picture of i. a little area of low pressure p there to the west of knoxville. will push will you the mid thraintic. into the early evening and we should see late night clearing. here say quick look at your seven day forecast. not expecting severe weather today. mostly cloudy tomorrow with a shower. first day of summer friday. really nice end to the work.o that's your forecast.

let's do traffic.. >> still thinking about having a bash cue on friday? f >> i think we have to have a party here.y he >> i'm all for it. have a little pool and everything. >> you have to bring a pool in. >> wrie could have tony in the pool. that will be fun. this sour chance! [laughter] all right southbound -- why is he leaving the studio now? [laughter] southbound 270 coming inboundn this morning still a tough ride but below speed out of determinan town to the split. no accidents just volume delays only. outer loop remains slow from 9 to georgia avenue. a it's a tough spot all morning long for commuters. happen happy to say the lanes l are open.n. 395 remains slow between the beltway and pentagon. southbound 295 checking for an accident near south capitol street.st inner loop in better shape leaving st. barnabas road. you will slow before 210.

delays continue out of centerville. that's a check of your fox 5 ono time traffic. >> thank you. julie. hundreds of thousands of active duty militaryof members and veterans struggle each and every day with invisible wounds ofnds war. getting them the help and assistance they need of the focus is the decision at the the press club from downtown washington. we're joined by two members of house veterans affairs committee. the representative is thehe founding member of the congressional invisible wounds caulk ys.ulk thanks for joining thus morning. we appreciate it. and time walls is. what is the message when you get there at this free event open to everyone. >> allison i think the message m that we're trying to convey out there is we have a real issue. and i recognize this and

congressman walls did, too. he is a veteran, i'm a veteran. i'm a vietnam era veteran. i know how the veterans werere treated at the end of vietnam. it was shameful what happened. last year we lost more active duty military to suicide than we did in combat. it's unbelievable. three years ago i formed the invisible wounds caulk dwroas bring people to look at this and understand this issue. tim cochairs this with me. republican and democrat.ocra it's not political.itic it's about service men and women. >> and people who have given all for this country to. see the loss of suicide thatde could be saved. it's one thing to die in combata it's another to take your life in by your own hands. h we appreciate very much you having us to bring awareness to

the community. >> most definitely. i want to pass along this statistic. they estimate $851,000 veterans are waiting for services theyy need. this, too is shameful in my opinion. >> it is shameful. >> i think we can all agree on this. >> i think what the doctor points out was that these wounds were invisible because we're not looking for right place. we're not identifying them of bringing early screening prescreening.cree what epped ends up happening is they leave the service department of defense. def we end up getting them the care they night.t. so i think this panel decision

going forward to say we can do d better than this. it's nor lack of desire. they want this done. there's 4,000 nonprofits out there in america to serve veterans. the problem is coordination, identification and getting them in the service. s the breakthroughs. i think the doctor mentioned something. he said during our training we never heard the word suicide.cie i think that the public understands these wounds are are every bit as significant. >> what are we talking aboutut here? >> ptsd and dramatic brain injury. congressman wallis and i made our second trip to afghanistan. we actually wanted to go into the operating base there's and d to see what the older. what they were enduring to watch an injury both invisible and visible wounds and follow the

treatment back from a surgical r hospital and so on.n. the military is very aware. i have to give them credit. if you are within 50 meters of a blast. we know about concussive issues, nfl football players have more depression. we know depression leads to a higher incidence of sue side.ide they used telemedicine f. you are within 50 meters of a blast they take you offline for a certain period of time. the military is aware ofpe it. i look at the guardsmen that have served. when they come back home they go back to a base. they go back home. ho we lose them. it's one of factors we have to t work on.rk >> we want to show everybody the information about today's event because again the public can attend, right.at it's a freete event. e this is from 9:00 this morning. you are going directly from here. we appreciate it. national press club 13th floor free and open to the public 9:00

to 11:00. our time is way too short. we could talk all morning about this. the final word here. the caucus is trying to do what for our returning men and women? >> raise awareness of the issues so that the public knows and advocate for treatment for those veterans you are talk bsmg i represent the home of mayo clinic of using the private resources to bring the cutting c edge technology. it's not just enough to keepp these folk as live. it's a beautiful thing. may i call you dr. representative? thank you very much in for being here on this important mission. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back. they can be seen dangerously riding through cars and bikerses and one gets hit by a cab afterr blowing through a light in logan circle oh, goodness. the man hurt his ankle and has a

little road rash but that is it. >> could have been so much worse. >> i know the spokesperson for the group says they don't encourage this kind of them and people shouldn't let the actione of a few bad apples quote unquote tarnish the image of the group. >> here is your chance to weigh in on a plan to expand d.c.'s circulator bus system. ddot is hosting a public forum in the first floor lounge of the studio theater of 14th street in northwest. it goes from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight. >> city officials have proposed adding a new route on the mall and the ways to fund the plan. current circulator buses cost $$ to ride. >> current members of prince george's county booferred education have been sworn in. they were appointed under a new law that went into effect this month. it gives county executive the power to appoint three members ant county council one member.ee

>> all right it's 8:27 now on this tuesday morning. still ahead revolutionizing health care. how it could help you take t charge of your political future. >> is it sibling rivalry or something senator new research that parents need to hear next.

♪ read the rules before i brokeo 'em ♪ >> here is a live look outside. we've got a few clouds -- not a few, plenty of clouds this morning. it's going to be a warm one. tucker is here with all of thatf >> about 80 today. a not terriblybo hot. haven't seen a lot of high heat yet. next week up near 90 by sundaydy and monday and perhaps the low w 90s next week. >> you know what is say good da to do. something i did yesterday. it was a total me yesterday.

it's the first day of summer vacation for me, too. i went and got a pedicure and de you know what i did? what. >> i went to the beautiful avalon theater which is a gem and saw mud with matthew mcconaughey and those two little boys. great story telling. no special effects, just good old fashioned -- a cried a little. >> tell me about.ut. this i don't know about this movie. >> the kids hung out with theirh dad and went out with my mom grocery shopping or whatever. i had a free afternoon. a >> good for you.>> >> i g never do thank this movie was really good but the avalon a is great, too. >> you've been to -- >> i've been there but i don't know about mud. it's one of those artsy movies,, kind of artsy. >> i'm more like man of steel. [ laughter ] >> totally the opposite. >> i would love to see it. i want to see it. good to the weather.o th

perfect day for the movies. m >> that's what i'm talking about. >> showers this afternoon. looks like periods of showers in here probably late morning, early afternoon and they stick around for the evening commute.u 74 in washington.ton. it's a warm and humid start to say the least. 71 in quantico. not a lot of cooling over night. the low, you are looking at it. still hanging on to the snissments manassas and hangerstown. dew point temperatures it's thaa time of year. you bring in the temperatures and with the upper 60s and low 70s it's the makings for ann uncome for thible day. sticky outside today. currently in leonardtown dew point temperature 68 degrees. satellite radar, cloud cover eventually the green and yellowo you see.. we'll have showers there.

storminess in the forecast this afternoon. not sure we'll see thunderstorms but it's a possibility. got news is with the atmosphere relatively tame we're not expecting any severe weathereath around here later today. t running showers for the mid to late afternoon and we should quiet things down later tonight. much improvement around hereer later this week mack a thunderstorm, too. later this afternoon a fiveon evening commute a compromised wh rain showers but we'll clear things out later tonight. ton tomorrow looks brighter than today. here is your accu weather sevene day. cloudy with showers around.er bests chance for rain this afternoon. thursday and friday fantastic. sunshine, bright and sunny for r the first day of summer on friday. warming up by sunday and monday. tony over to you. >> thank you very much. the question is: would you wan to know? we could be gettingwo greater ar

to what some are calling a medical crystal ball thanks too last week's supreme court rulinn about whether a company can hold patents on our genes. dr. jo is following this for us this morning. m she joins us live from tampa. good morning dr. jo. good to have you here. tell us about what this is all a about now? >> well, good morning. certainly this all revolved around the brca gene mutation. angelina jolie showed she had a mutation and had a mastectomy hoping to decrease the risk of breast cancer.st c with this new ruling we've seenn companies step up to the platela and offer the testing for a lot less, a third of cost it was previously we're hearing about multiplek testing where there's multiple genes in the future. a lot of this is coming to past.

medical ga nettists are going to lead the way. there are lots of foam talk to. >> speak of being at the tip of iceberg we usually think of adults but when about testing children? >> it's fascinating because when i would find out or disclose that someone had a close tral problem that was hereditary, her what about your children can you take to the pediatrician? pediatrics put owe you a position in february saying if it's not adult problem we should look into the kids.ids. >> adults may voice the desireer to be testing. we should test for that.

>> again, there's a lot of decision making if someone is positive if they want to have crir ovaries removed. they may want to start to anker. what people don't know is our children are defendanting at birth. when their new bornz. over 98% of children have testing which is an incorrect method of testing their genes gn thmple is available. cystic fibrosis. when we look at savea who had the lung transplant.nspl she wasn't tested until she wass 18 months old. it's policy making.ing. it's legislature and your state doing that for you. >> a lot of the hands in this. i want to move on to anotherve itic as parents we're constantly telling our kids be nice o to yr brother and sister. what many write off as siblinglg spat could be a sign of troublee

at home can you explain the concern? they are calling this sibling addressition. it can be psychological.ogic making your siblings scared. that's what my southbound lings used to do to america or makingm them feel unwanted. it could be property damage red sox you going to take the stuffed animal hostage or dismember it? then there's the physical aggression. maybe noogies. it can escalate in adolescents.a there's use of weapons. physical harm.ph maybe the wrestling matches get out of hand. whatever it was it caused an increase in emotional distress. this was apart from bullying they might have experienced in school. when both were present it increased that distress on a

child. >> 30 seconds left. the normal teasing that goes on between siblings is thatt something we have to worry about? >> well, they are saying with mild physical aggression in teenagers it doesn't bother them. it's the more severe type. t what they are saying is don't dismiss it. i you may want to look at conflict resolution at an early age and try to mitigate whatever the conflict s. more studies have to be done. kids brains are formingare especially when they are very, very young. there's neurotransmitters. we'll discern how much is too i much and when you should interseed and they want parents to be aware it's something theyt should look for. >> dr. jo, we appreciate it. allison back to you.ck t >> it's 8:39 now. 74 on to tuesday morning. her answer had millions sort of scratching their head a littleir bit yesterday h but now miss uth

is explaining herself. and flag fight. rapper li'l wayne uses old glory in a music video. but it's the way he uses it that is stirring up controversy this time. we'll tell but it next.

>> flag faux pas li'l wayne catching heat for stepping all over around flag. the clip shows the 30-year-old -- he's 30 now? do you change your name? [laughter] are you li'l wayne still? sti >> are you still li'l? >> the 30-year-old is seenar-o singing there in front of huge red white and blue flag beforeeo it's let go. g the drop shows people steppinget all over the flag as he dances.d it may have been overlooked if e not for the lyrics of the song that say so god bless america ae the stars on the flag are never shining. he's making a statement there. >> well, that won't be welll received. >> by anyone i wouldn't imaginei but maybe. okay. li'l wayne.

the internet had a good laugh at miss utah. i, for one, did not laugh. it's sad to me. after she flubbed her response in the miss u.s.a. pageant. >> i'm sure you've seen it by now. it turns out she has a legitimate excuse.gi she wasti nervous. she said she completely spaced out when asked to share her thoughts about women earningning less than men. tha >> i think especially the men are seen as the leaders of this and we need to figure out how to create education better to is solve this problem. >> it went on and on. >> lost her train of thought. i'm not sure there was a train of thought. >> she said listen to the question before you answer. she did make it to the top five. >> which why are we even doing the questions then? you know what? wh >> don't do the questions.ue they should eliminate the questions.

half the time the answers are not that good. >> right i support the young women. this is the future. they are very bright. you have tother be a college pen or graduate or in school as some of them are. these are not just beautiful faces these are intelligent young women. >> often they are. not always. >> none of us is -- i say eliminate it if it's not going to count towards you vnsns organize not. not okay. 8:44. i'm trying out here. 8:44. a boston bruins veteran is making headlines for the playoff beard. stay tuned to seat muton chop soul patch combo for your self.s >> my goodness. holly is teaching us to better protect our astles. holly? >> have you before walking in a parking lot to your car and and

something didn't feel right or maybe someone approached you and it made you uncomfortable andncm you didn't know what to do? you will.ill we're live this morning in fairfax county in the criminal justice training acad my. tips about your personal safetyr that you need to know. it's live next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us.

>> ♪ an unusual playoff beard is work for the bruins. >> his to cut off my beard because the caps sfns cut short. when will bryce harper be back. the all-star break comes up nexx month in the middle of the month so the sthawt if this knee, thee left knee you see here, again he's just doing light running now. maybe give him a full month and you try to let him heal.

the problem with this is he is the best player the nats it was a great game in the the end. they fought hard. john lanon was pitching for the phillies. he was the opening day starterni years ago for the nats. jason werth gets a wais hit. full circumstance there will. nats down by one and this is -- well, we have to show you one other play by ryan zimmerman from v.a. spra bye. look at this. >> does he get? >> into the dugout but luckily into our dugout. d chad tracy two outs two strikes down by one no problem. that one is gone.e. dramatically the nats have tiede this thing up. we're thinking extra innings. still have to play the bottom of ninth but there the base hit

here. that brings in your game winner and the phillies beat the gnats 5-4 game three up in boston. tuska rask has been sensational. 28 saves, saved every shot. bruins got two goals. they get the shut out. they lead the best of seven series 7-1 for lord stanley's cup. interesting thing here, tony and allison. one of players for the bruins is jagr. he used to play here for the caps? >> oh, yeah. >> he's 41678 he has been rocking the playoff beard to try to win the stanley cup for the bruins. it's a muton chop and shaifs the middle of it. i >> no, sir. >> you don't like it? it? >> look facially and give me a dennis miller a little on this. can you give me a dennis miller

because he has the gray comingyo in. >> you are talking about the beard not the face. >> maybe a combination of both. >> perhaps in the earlier picture. >> a little bit more dennis miller in it. tony is not getting it.etti >> a little bit dennis is two t found the dark and gray working there.ther it's working for the bruins.in two wins away from lord stanley's cup. >> from using the buddy system to walk to your car at night to stop a would-be attacker.acke >> holly has tips on keepingng yourself say. important stuff here.rt this vealy important. when you think about the police they are concerned about a publc safety but when you talk about u your own personal safety it'sero not the police's we are now inoi

the parking lot which we all unfortunately spend a lot of of time in parking lots walking up to cars.ars. give us the ten seconds tods parking lot safety.ing >> first best thing you can doy is lock your doors. take your vaw values out of plain sight. s if they are not seen then he have you have a much less chance of someone breaking in. i >> lock your doors! katie was telling us youelli wouldn't believe the number ofhn people people don't lock the door. creblght, correct.eb ten seconds to safety. when you are walking to your car look at the car does the looko like how you left it? are the windows and doors in tact. you are looking and scanning. sa maybe is anything around your car that doesn't look or feel right. that escape plan, fit doesn't

look like, you don't think it's right, it's not right. >> it hit me when i watch a horror movie i'm like why would you walk into that? if you saw the door open on your house you wouldn't walk in. >> correct. >> we wring back master police officer pete davila again. he will will talk us through specifics of parking lot safety. >> situational awareness dictatc that you want to look around. as you approach your car there's nobody coming through. we have a gentleman coming out between the two cars.tw you noticed him. one of keys we want to maintain safety with is to make sure he does not approach. we want to keep the car between us and him so he doesn't comesnt close to us. tell him to stop you are not asking him you are telling him.m >> we were saying women have a tendency not to want to hurt

anyone's feelings. >> we're telling them stop not get any closer. >> if he keeps coming. you go around. we don't want to offer him a clear lane after proach. you walk around the car and telt him he is making you uncomfortable stay back.ta >> if he says bli just want directions. you can tell him across the car you don't need to get close to him to get directions.ti >> you said circle the car as many time as you need to because that in itself will draw attention. >> and make noise. mak >> make it known he is unwanted if people see that they know there's a problem. >> exactly. >> if i have my purse. he runs up to me and grabs myy purse. >> yes. >> you want to distract him. his focus is the purse. focus on the purse. take our hand and thrust literally right into his face f

and you go back to the same.. >> is this the time where we say let him have your purse. >> exactly. exactly there's nothing in thern you can't replace. >> exactly. >> when if i'm getting in my car and someone goes to -- who didn't lock their doors? kidding. i'm getting in here and he goes to push me in.e >> right to his and push him back as hard as you can.an. >> i'm making as much noise as i can in the process. >> exactly. if i'm trying to pick a parking spot. should i park near someone where it's lit. >> i make sure i park with a a similar sized car. i don't want a car with biggerie than mine next to me. >> good tip. smosm our web site. we'll talk personal safetyty coming up in the 9:00 hour. we have have more coming back. stay with us.

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